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Ghana: Sunon Asogli Power Plant Has Started Process for Licence

14.07.2008 21:02    allafrica.com
Togbe Afede XIV, Agbogbomefia of Ho Asogli State, the brain behind the Sunon Asogli Power Plant project, an Independent Power Plant (IPP), has said the Shenzhen Energy Group from China had followed due processes to acquire the required licence.


Tanzania: TPDC to Re-Enter Bulk Oil Business

14.07.2008 21:02    allafrica.com
The Tanzania Petroleum Development Corporation (TPDC) once again decided to take over the role of overseeing and regulating bulk procurement of fuel oil, an official at the state firm has said.

Mauritius: Country Proposes Orgn., Fund for Non-Oil Producing Countries

14.07.2008 21:02    allafrica.com
It is high time that non petroleum producing countries created their own organization and an oil fund with the objective countering effects of soaring oil prices on their development endeavors, ambassador of Mauritius to Ethiopia proposed on Thursday.

Tanzania: Tanzanians to Pay Much More for Power

14.07.2008 21:02    allafrica.com
Tanzania may have to implement another electricity tariff increase later this year to enable power utility, Tanesco, to operate profitably.

Tanzania: Dar to Spend $35 Million On Natural Gas Project

14.07.2008 21:02    allafrica.com
The Tanzanian government will spend $35 million to set up a natural gas project in Dar es Salaam to solve the country's fuel crisis.

Côte d'Ivoire: City On Go-Slow As Residents Protest Sudden Fuel Price Rise

14.07.2008 21:02    allafrica.com
Thousands of business-owners have closed down their shops across the capital today and several of the city's main roads have been blocked in protest of a government decision to stop fuel subsidies, which caused prices to rise steeply overnight.

European ETS commentary: Carbon edges lower amid thin trade

14.07.2008 20:22    pointcarbon.com
European carbon prices edged lower on Monday, with several key energy contracts also softening compared to Friday's levels.

Japan, Ukraine ink pact on carbon credits transfer

14.07.2008 20:22    pointcarbon.com
Japan has signed an agreement with Ukraine to buy the former Soviet Republic's surplus allowances for greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions as part of its efforts to meet its greenhouse gas reduction target under the Kyoto protocol on curbing global warming.

Nigeria: Scottish Militant Group Contacts Mend for Aid

14.07.2008 17:02    allafrica.com
A BURGEONING militant group in Scotland, which shares the belief of the Scottish National Party that Scotland should be independent and assume full control of its North Sea oil resources like the exploited people of the Niger-Delta, has reportedly got

Zimbabwe: Engen Acquires Shell Assets

14.07.2008 17:02    allafrica.com
ZIMBABWE has received yet another vote of confidence from an international investor after South African-based Engen Petroleum announced that it had acquired assets belonging to a fuel company operating in the country.

Nigeria: British PM Gets Ultimatum to Clarify Self On Niger Delta

14.07.2008 17:02    allafrica.com
BRITISH Prime Minister, Gordon Brown, has been told to issue a clarifying statement before July 15 on recent utterance bordering on the Niger Delta that was credited to him.

Nigeria: Clark Gives Condition for N-Delta Talks with FG, Appeals to MEND Not to Resume Hostilities

14.07.2008 17:02    allafrica.com
FORMER Federal Commissioner for Information, Chief Edwin Clark, says the Niger-Delta will consent to hold talks with the Federal Government on the Niger-Delta, but, not an all Nigerian Summit, only after a technical committee had reviewed all the earlier reports,

Uganda: Diesel Shortage Looming

14.07.2008 17:02    allafrica.com
Uganda may experience another diesel shortage, the Government and dealers have warned.

Kenya: Standby Producer Raises Power Output

14.07.2008 17:02    allafrica.com
Some 50 megawatts of thermal generated electricity have been added to the national power grid, offering relief to power consumers who have been facing uncertainty following a recent thinning out of reserve margins.

Africa: 'Africa's Resource Curse' As Oil- Rich Continent Languishes in Poverty

14.07.2008 17:02    allafrica.com
The phenomenon in Africa, where natural resource abundance, is associated with poor development out-comes in the communities and countries of concern has been termed, 'Africa's resource curse.'

Uganda: Oil Refinery to Save Sh650 Billion On Imports

14.07.2008 17:02    allafrica.com
Uganda will save more than $400m (about sh650b) annually on imports when oil production starts next year.

Nigeria: 'How to Resolve Power Problem'

14.07.2008 17:02    allafrica.com
In order to ensure that the present problem Nigerians are experiencing in the power sector is resolved without further delay, the Federal Government has been enjoined to put in a new policy that will ensure the sustainability of electricity supply.

Nigeria: Fuel Scarcity Hits Abuja

14.07.2008 17:02    allafrica.com
Motorists in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, are hard hit and spending several hours in filling stations as fuel scarcity has reared its head in the city.

Nigeria: Oil Workers Suspend Strike

14.07.2008 17:02    allafrica.com
NORMAL lift ing of Petroleum products by members of Petroleum Tanker Drivers (PTD) branch of the National Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers (NUPENG), will resume today to end the fuel queues and chaotic situation experienced by Nigerians at

Nigeria: Spillage - Fear of Epidemic Looms in Edo Community

14.07.2008 17:02    allafrica.com
EPIDEMIC looms in Ukhun community near Ekpoma in Edo State, following oil spillage from burst NNPC pipeline conveying refined petroleum products from Warri to Kaduna.

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